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D, 8, 16, I 1-11: Business cards from local businesses; notices for Emma Goldman lecture; handwritten notes "from the editor's desk", one signed Sara, for the Opin Aakkosten publication; personal notebook with anecdotes, quotes, addresses, account lists of advertisers (1926?-1965); account book, unknown organization [1932]; 5 photographs, all no date, no names, two of miners in mine, a couple seated outside, row of men on street, five men standing in front of a house.

D, 8, 19, I 1-4: Music: handwritten, by A.W. Tiikkainen; book of music written by Eero (Eric) Salonen, Port Arthur, 1931; loose leaf music for play or musical.

D, 8, 20, I 1-14: Band Music: Album Tanc

D, 9, 1, I 1-4: Band and/or Orchestra Music: Finlandia, Jean Sibelius, Op.26. Nr.7; Flying Arrow, Abe Holzmann, arranged by W.H. Mackie; Hautaus Marssi = Funeral March - God be with you till we meet again, Mackie-Beyer; Golden Rod, Mabel McKinley, arranged by W.H. Mackie.

D, 9, 3, I 1-6: Cont... Hyv

D, 9, 4, I 1-10: Cont... Little Sweetheart, Mackie-Beyer; Longing for Home, A. Jungmann; Love's Messenger, Mackie-Beyer; The Man from the South, Rube Bloom and Harry Woods; Mazurka, Jean Sibelius, Op.34, Nr.3; Valse, Jean Sibelius, Op.24, Nr.5; Mine - All Mine, Herman Ruby, Rubey Cowan and Sam H. Stept; Moonlight on the Colorado. by Billy Moll and Robert A. King; Mother's Joy - Mazurka, Vollstedt; National Medley Q.s. by Alford; New Maine, Mackie-Beyer.

D, 9, 7, I 1-6: Cont... Sweet Jennie Lee!, Walter Donaldson, arranged by Frank Skinner; Throw Out the Life-Line, arranged by Al Hayes; Twilight Echoes (Waltz), Mackie-Beyer; What a Fool I've Been to Believe in You, by Al Eldridge and Henri Gendron, arranged by Ken Butler; You're Driving Me Crazy!, Walter Donaldson, arranged by Frank Skinner.

D, 9, 8, I 1-11: Music for Piano: Hevoshujari (a musical production) by Sam. Sihvo; Heili Karjalasta by Georg Malmst

D, 9, 11, I 1-4: Music miscellaneous: Eusueno Seductor; one sheet of music for piano, no title; La Paloma, music for 1st and 2nd trombones; A Good Man is Hard to Find Music not complete for titles.

E, 10, 3, 1-4: I.W.W. Joint Branch minutes held in Minneapolis, Minnesota, during June and July 1927.

E, 10, 6, I 1-5: I.W.W. Canadian Administration minutes: 1st conference of the Canadian I.W.W. held in Port Arthur, Sept. 12, 1932; 1st annual Convention held in Port Arthur, June 19, 1933; 2nd annual convention held in Port Arthur, June 18, 1934.

E, 10, 8, I 1-8: I.W.W. Canadian Administration 3rd annual convention: preliminary meetings, resolutions, suggestions and minutes of the 1st session, 1935. Some in Finnish.

E, 10, 10, I 1-4: I.W.W. 25th anniversary: newspaper clipping, Industrialisti, Apr, 18, 1930; correspondence from the General Executive Board; 2 differing financial reports of Port Arthur's celebration, in Finnish. 1930.

E, 10, 14, I 1-3: I.W.W. correspondence regarding the General Convention held in Chicago on Nov. 1932.

E, 10, 17, I 1-4: I.W.W. Correspondence from Canadian Administration to the C.E.B. (Canadian Executive Board) membership by George MacAdam regarding the election of the chairman, etc. July 1, 1933-Sept. 11, 1933.

E, 10, 20, I 1-6: I.W.W. correspondence from the Minister of Labour. 1946.

E, 10, 21, I 1-4: I.W.W. correspondence to Canadian Administration or Central Organization. Handwritten letters from delegates. No dates.

E, 10, 29, I 1-5: I.W.W. referendum ballots for Sec-Treasurer for the Canadian Administration; 65 ballots. Aug. 1935.

E, 10, 30, I 1-10: I.W.W. Canadian Administration General referendum ballots; various questions. Nov. 1 1935. In Finnish.

E, 10, 32, I 1: I.W.W. Canadian Administration General referendum ballots; various questions. July. 5, 1940. In Finnish.

E, 10, 34, I 1-13: I.W.W. delegate and branch secretary's financial reports, miscellaneous. 1923-1930.

E, 10, 36, I 1-18: I.W.W. individual union financial statements: Agricultural Workers #110; Lumber Workers #120; Metal Mine Workers #210; Coal Mine Workers #220; General Construction workers #310; Building Construction workers #330; Marine Transport Workers #510; General Recruiting Union. Nov. 1929-Feb. 1932.

E, 11, 7, I 1: Publication by the Junior Wobblies Union of the I.W.W., "Junior Recruit": published in Port Arthur at 314 Bay St. Aug. 1 1934.

E, 11, 9, I 1-4: Membership Bulletin of the I.W.W. published by the Canadian Administration in Port Arthur. Jan., Feb. , June and July 1935.

E, 11, 18, I 1-10: I.W.W. bulletins and circulars: "Poison versus Dynamite"; "Railroad Workers: you are sold.-on out"; "The I.W.W. and Political Parties"; "The Right Union Idea"; "Bread Lines or Picket Lines: Take your choice"; "I.W.W. not tied to any government"; "Our way of life"; "Unemployed Insurance"; "The Workers Have One Enemy Only"; "Pulp Sulphite and Paper Makers".